New Zealander Jacinda Ardern who resigns as Prime Minister for lack of
"energy to continue"
, Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, who followed suit or the former Secretary of State for Ecology Brown Poirson joining Accor so that his daughter no longer calls him "Madame", inspire respect.
How many men would have taken the plunge?
"If non-violence is the law of humanity, the future belongs to women"
, predicted Gandhi.
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That's far from being the case.
But look only to Iran, where women are leading a silent veil revolution against the mullahs' regime, braving all dangers.
To Afghanistan too, where girls are deprived of education and women's rights are scandalously flouted by the Taliban.
That feminist associations do not get the wrong fight.
Fundamental and vital rights take precedence over the cohorts of young people wanting to change gender in the midst of a teenage crisis.
Even if some cases are real suffering, let's not forget the essentials.
Society, health, environment, education, energy
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